Bloghttp://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010-05-18T05:02:44ZSquarespacehttp://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/5/17/the-new-kid-on-the-block-a-review-of-the-olympus-e-p2.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-05-18T02:29:45Z2010-05-18T02:29:45Z

Sorry, if you already are humming along to "Step by Step" and scanning the page for images of Donnie Wahlberg, you are in for a bit of a letdown. 90s pop music aside, the Olympus E-P2 is the New Kid on the Block in the world of photography representing a brand new, very exciting camera class. So what exactly is this New Kid?

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/5/17/three-now-four.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-05-18T02:26:20Z2010-05-18T02:26:20Z

A month later in April, I had the chance for a follow-up portrait session with the same family that was expecting back in March. We kept the session to indoors, but caught some great light upstairs.

 

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/3/6/three-soon-four.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-03-07T06:27:18Z2010-03-07T06:27:18Z

Today, on a beautiful sunny Vancouver-day, I spent the morning on a photo shoot with this great family of three, soon four. We shot for a couple of hours at Dundarave Park by the water in West Vancouver, and managed to find some nice shade in the harsh March sun.

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/2/28/the-swiss-army-knife-a-review-of-the-pentax-k-x.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-03-01T02:18:14Z2010-03-01T02:18:14Z

OK, it may not open a bottle of wine for you or unscrew something, but other than that the Pentax K-x has a lot going for it. The camera is aggressively priced when comparing on-paper-features with fellow entry-level cameras, such as the Canon T1i and Nikon D5000, and when diving into the camera has quite a few bells and whistles to offer.

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/2/28/fuji-s200-review.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-03-01T02:17:09Z2010-03-01T02:17:09Z

I guess you can call me Fuji-san. Over the past months I have shot with and tested three different Fuji cameras. First the extra terrestrial F200 EXR, then the F70 EXR, and now the DSLR-like S200 EXR. Pretty sweet!

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/2/28/pma2010.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-02-28T21:22:48Z2010-02-28T21:22:48Z

From February 21-23 I was fortunate enough to be part of the yearly photo conference and exhibition, the PMA. The Photograpy Marketing Association's exhibition is the largest in North America. Usually in Las Vegas, but this year held in Sunny Anaheim, CA.

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/2/26/family-of-four.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-02-27T07:13:48Z2010-02-27T07:13:48Z

Back in October and November 2009 I was fortunate to shoot this great family over two sessions. The outdoor shots are from John Lawson Park in West Vancouver. A great location where we found some shade behind the pier right down by the water.

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/2/26/la-law.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-02-27T06:52:52Z2010-02-27T06:52:52Z

Uh! this is an old shoot. Sorta like when you find a box of old slides in the attic you never got around to scan. Well, these shots are not *that* old. Back in October, 2008 I was asked to shoot some corporate portraits to be used in advertisement for this young LA law firm.

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/2/26/you-gotta-love-the-expressions.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-02-27T06:17:26Z2010-02-27T06:17:26Z

I have to say that this adorable three year old probably has been one of the most expressive children I have shot to dat. Out at the UBC area I found some great, green backdrop to contrast the cute expressions

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http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/2/26/i-am-a-bit-biased-but-he-is-so-darn-beautiful.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-02-27T06:07:55Z2010-02-27T06:07:55Z

To put it in the words of the mother of this cute two year old. From my end of the camera it was good fun shooting this little guy, and with his mommy and daddy's help he stood still and smiled *just* long enough for me to frame the right shots.

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